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Policy Address | The Chief Executive's 2023 Policy Address. Download full document (PDF format) Paragraph. Foreword 1-4. Challenges and Opportunities 5-16. Uphold the Principle of "One Country, Two Systems" and Safeguard National Security 17-31. Fully and Faithfully Implement the Principle of "One Country, Two Systems" 17-20.
Legislate for Article 23 of the Basic Law and complete the exercise in 2024. Strive to enhance the cybersecurity of our critical infrastructure, including energy, telecommunications, transportation, and financial institutions, etc. Promote patriotic education. Integrate patriotic education into our national education system.
2024年3月15日 · 30.10.2023 Hong Kong Talent Engage officially established to strengthen recruitment of and support for talent to pursue development in Hong Kong. 30.10.2023 CEDB briefs Trade and Industry Advisory Board on Policy Address. 30.10.2023 Government releases Long Term Housing Strategy Annual Progress Report 2023.
Policy Address. Read the full text or the highlights of the latest Policy Address given by the Chief Executive. You can also find the Policy Agenda, which provides more details about the various policy initiatives of the Government. If you are looking for past Policy Addresses and Agendas, you can access them through the archives in this site.
2023年10月25日 · Delivering his second Policy Address today (October 25), the Chief Executive, Mr John Lee, outlined a range of measures to boost Hong Kong's economy and support businesses, taking full advantage of Hong Kong's strengths under "one country, two systems". The initiatives include Hong Kong's development of the "eight centres" outlined in the ...
2023年10月25日 · In his second Policy Address, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu announced the legislation of Article 23 – Hong Kong’s own national security law – in 2024, as the city’s leader doubled down on...
Led by the Commissioner for Digital Policy, the new office will be responsible for formulating policies on digital government, data governance and information technology. It will consolidate information technology-related resources within the Government, promote the opening up of data and co-ordinate with departments to offer more digital services.
